Jose Padilla: U.S. Citizen/Detainee
When the government can't afford to lose, can a defendent (and U.S. citizen) get a fair trial? Jose Padilla has been in jail since May 2002. Five years later he finally gets his day in court.
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Political Graffiti, Bank Window
Oaxaca, Mexico
July, 2007
"Free Political Prisoners"
Political Graffiti, Bank Window
Oaxaca, Mexico
July, 2007
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